Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-21
PERSONAL JOrrINGs.
About New Haven People and Oth
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People.
 Ex-Governor Waller has had his curly locks clipped short, London style.
 James F. Donohue, mail agent at the Union depot, is taking vacation.
 Ex-Representative Fred J. Brown, of Wa terbury, has returned from Europe.
 Paul Russo, of this city, is in Bridgeport acting as interpreter in the Italian murder trial.
 Senator Colquitt, of Georgia, was the guest of Postmaster Northrop of Middletown on Monday.
 Captain E. A. Gessner of Apothecaries' Hall and family have returned from Stony Creek, where they have had @ cottage for the summer.
 Darwin c. Pavey, formerly manager of the Berkshire County Eagle, has assumed the position of managing editor of the Derby Transcript.
 Captain H. w. Lawton of the United States army, who has been visiting in this city, has returned to Washington, where he is now stationed.
 Benjamin Musch. employed at Apotheca- ries' Hall, has invented process by which mud taken from the harbor is turned into a valuable fertilizer. Archie G. Hohenstein, formerly of this city, is the secretary and general manager of the recently organized Hohenstein Manufac- turing company of New York city.
 James s. Hyde and his son, W. J. Hyde of West Haven, left yesterday for New Mexico. MT. Hyde goes to become superintendent of one of MT. Waddingham's silver mines.
 Owing to the i'll health of Judge Phelps Clerk Averill adjourned the civil term of the Superior court which came in at New London yesterday morning for one week.
 Ernest B. Beers, train dispatcher of the Air Line and Shore Line divisions. and wife will go to Waterbury to-day to attend the marriage of Mrs. Beers cousin, Miss Vera Isbell.
 Henry W. Lupton, for the past seventeen years chief clerk at the Consolidated freight office in Bridgeport, has been appointed to a position in the auditors office at the Grand Central depot.
 E. L. Bradley, son of E. B. Bradley, the manufacturer of hard wood mantels, store and office fittings, is in Litchfeld taking @ two weeks vacation. He is associated with his father in the business.
 Miss Viola Cole of Mo- 165 Orange street, who is with the Southern New England Tele. phone company, left yesterday on her veca tion. She will visit Quebec, Montreal, the Adirondacks and Saratoga.
 Captain Fred J. Peck returns soon to this city to resume his former position on the Old Steamboat line, the climate of New Mexico not having agreed with his health. Captain Peck will be welcomed by host of friends
 Lawyer James A. Wood of Florida, for. merly of this city, writes that he is regaining his health in Florida He has built house in Orlando and bought some real estate there. He says it takes money to make money ir Florida.
 Dr. O. N. Gallup, formerly of Columbia, Conn.,, but late of New Haven, spent Sunday with friends in Columbia previous to his de- parture for the West. His family will re- main with MT. William Foote of the latter place for the present. George F. Barker and Caroline A. M. Rochefort, both of this city; were recently married at Lawrence, Mass. by Rev. MT. Wallace of the First Baptist church of the latter place. Mrs. Barker is graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, London.
 Ex-Mayor Shelton is able to get about the house daily and occasionally is assisted to his carriage and takes 6 ride into the country or to the seashore He is much improved and with his naturally vigorous constitution hopes are entertained by his many friends and the people that he will be restored to health again.